John Trapp on 1 Corinthians 3:18
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1 Corinthians3:18
Verſe 18. Let no man deceive himſelf] Bis deſipit, qui ſibi ſapit. Conſily ſatis eſt in me mihi,ſaid ſhe in the Poet.Arachne ap. Ovid. Metam. Nothing ſo eaſie as to over-ween.
Let him become a fool] Let him come to the well with an empty pitcher. Intùs existens prohibet alienum. Agur (if a man may believe him) is more brutiſh then any man, Pro. 30.2, 3. See there how he vilifies, yea nullifies himſelf before God. So did bleſſed Bradford, as appears by the ſubſcriptions of many of his letters.Act and Mon. fol. 1507.
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